- Regular price
- €4,80
- Regular price
- €4,80
The Alternanthera reineckii 'Rosanervig' is an exquisite midground aquarium plant widely celebrated for its striking pink-to-magenta foliage contrasted by distinct, lighter-colored leaf veins. Originating as a mutation of the classic Alternanthera reineckii, this cultivar brings a brilliant splash of pastel pink and vibrant rose coloration to freshwater aquascapes, making it a favorite focal point for Dutch-style and nature-style layouts.
Short Description & Highlights
Alternanthera reineckii 'Rosanervig' is a slow-to-moderate-growing stem plant that offers magnificent color contrast against lush green aquascaping flora. While it requires attentive care regarding lighting and fertilization, ambitious beginners willing to monitor their parameters will be rewarded with a dazzling, multicolored centerpiece.
Key Product Highlights:
| Feature | Details |
| Scientific Name | Alternanthera reineckii 'Rosanervig' |
| Common Names | Rosanervig, Pink-Vein Water Hedge, Scarlet Temple Cultivar |
| Placement | Midground to Background |
| Care Level | Moderate (Suitable for dedicated beginners) |
| Growth Rate | Slow to Moderate |
| Max Height | 8 to 15 inches (20 to 40 cm) |
| Lighting Demand | Moderate to High |
| Water Parameters | Temp: 71°F–82°F (22°C–28°C) | pH: 6.0–7.0 | GH: 2–12 |
Detailed Beginner Care Guide
1. Aquascaping Placement
Positioned best in the midground or as part of a striking color block in the background, 'Rosanervig' draws the eye immediately due to its unique pink vein patterns. Planting them in small groups with adequate spacing allows light to reach the lower leaves, preventing premature leaf drop and ensuring a full, bushy appearance.
2. Lighting & Coloration
Lighting is the primary driver behind this plant's vivid coloration. To achieve its signature pink and magenta hues, provide moderate-to-high illumination (ideally full-spectrum LED fixtures with a photoperiod of 8 to 10 hours daily). Under low light, the leaves tend to turn muted green or brown.
3. Substrate, Nutrients & CO2
A nutrient-rich aquarium soil or fine-grained substrate heavily supports root development. Regular dosing of liquid fertilizers containing iron, potassium, and trace elements is vital to prevent chlorosis (yellowing leaves). While carbon dioxide (CO2) injection is optional, introducing a moderate supply significantly accelerates growth density and deepens the pink pigmentation.
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